1. Examine the vapor pressure data at a couple of different temperature values. Which liquid (methanol or ethanol) exhibited the largest vapor pressure values at the selected temperatures? Which liquid exhibited the smallest vapor pressures? Explain this result in terms of the various intermolecular forces in these liquids.
2. How can you tell which liquid has the highest enthalpy of vaporization by quickly glancing at a Clausius-Clapeyron plot of superimposed data?
3. How does enthalpy of vaporization correlate to strength of intermolecular forces and vapor pressure of a sample?
4. which one in each pair that would have the higher enthalpy of vaporization.
a. hexanol or hexane Answer:________
b. propanol or butanol Answer:________
c. dimethyl ether or ethanol Answer:________
d. pentanoic acid or pentanal Answer:________
5. Would water or methanol have the higher enthalpy of vaporization? Explain your reasoning.
6. If the experiment was started with a wet flask, would the experimental value of the enthalpy of vaporization be higher, lower, or the same as the actual value? Explain.